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Abolish patriarchy – build feminist peace worldwide!
Join the feminist day of action!

Wars destroy lives – here and everywhere. Around the world, war tears apart families, destroys cities and livelihoods. It forces people to flee. It means violence and daily survival under bombs and occupation.

At the same time, billions are being poured into weapons and the military in this country, while social infrastructure is neglected and sexualised violence is rising. These policies are no accident – they aim to reassert Germany’s imperial power and profit from our lives.

We say: Enough is enough!

We are fighting for a society in which wars, weapons and nationalist power politics no longer determine how we live. We fight for a society built on solidarity, autonomy and peace. For us, feminist peace does not just mean the absence of war. It means ending the patriarchal and capitalist system that produces war in the first place. It means taking control of our own lives and creating a politics that protects life instead of destroying it.

We stand in solidarity with everyone affected by war – with people in conflict regions, with refugees, with feminist movements worldwide who fight for dignity and autonomy despite bombs, displacement and violence. Their struggles are inseparable from ours. The fight against patriarchal violence, for social rights, for fair working conditions and against racism is inseparable from the struggle against war and militarisation.

That is why we are marching together on 8 March – for feminist peace, for social justice and for a world without patriarchy.

For us, this means:

1. Stop militarisation – invest in social and feminist infrastructure!
   Billions for weapons fuel insecurity and violence. We demand massive investment in care work, education, healthcare, protection from patriarchal violence and social security for all.
   
   

2. Feminist peace instead of patriarchal war policies!
   There is no peace without dismantling patriarchy and capitalism. We need international solidarity, civil conflict resolution and self-determination – not militarisation, nationalist power politics and profit.
   
   

3. Solidarity with refugees and feminist struggles worldwide!
   Safe routes, rights and protection for all people fleeing war, violence and oppression. Feminist movements must be strengthened – not criminalised.
   
   

Only if we unite in struggle can we change the system.
Join us on the feminist day of action!